Jet.com
Jet.com is no longer open to sellers.
Quick facts
Jet.com is closed. Where to sell now
Jet.com no longer accepts sellers. Most sellers moved their listings to other marketplaces such as eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart and TikTok Shop.
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Seller fees
Not applicable, marketplace closed.
Checked 2026-09-14.
How to start selling
No longer accepts sellers. Walmart pointed Jet.com shoppers to Walmart.com, so Walmart Marketplace is the closest alternative for former Jet sellers.
Seller questions
No. Walmart announced on May 19, 2020 that it was discontinuing Jet.com, and the site was taken down in early June 2020, with visitors sent to Walmart.com. Jet.com no longer accepts orders or sellers. Brands and retailers that sold on Jet usually look at Walmart Marketplace, which is run by the same parent company.
Walmart disclosed the wind-down of Jet.com in its first-quarter earnings on May 19, 2020. The site shut down on June 4, 2020. Jet.com had launched on July 21, 2015, and Walmart bought it on August 8, 2016 for $3.3 billion, so it ran for less than five years in total.
Walmart pointed to the strength of the Walmart.com brand. After the 2016 purchase it moved Jet's technology and most staff into Walmart.com and cut Jet's marketing, and Jet's traffic fell sharply by late 2019. Analysts said running two separate ecommerce sites was distracting for Walmart, so it put its effort into one.
Jet.com sellers lost the channel when the site closed in June 2020. Public reports from the time do not describe an automatic transfer of Jet seller accounts to Walmart Marketplace, so sellers who wanted to keep selling to the same shoppers had to apply to Walmart Marketplace or move to other marketplaces on their own.
The most direct alternative is Walmart Marketplace, since Walmart owned Jet.com and sent its visitors to Walmart.com. Other large US marketplaces that accept third-party sellers include Amazon, eBay, Target Plus (invite only) and Newegg. Each has its own application process, category rules and referral fees, so check the current seller pages.